that for that map he killed his brother, Bhuvana's father, Dharma and that map is the way to diamond valley. Meanwhile, a fight ensues in which the map is burnt. Then Shaka ties Raja to a tree and forcibly takes Bhuvana as only she knows the route to that hidden diamond treasury. Meanwhile, Raja releases himself and went to Shaka. A fight takes place. Later, Shaka reveals he knows who killed Raja's father and he will give details about him only when Raja helps him cross the dangerous terrain to reach diamond valley with hidden treasure. Raja agrees. With the help of Raja, Shaka finds the path to the hidden treasure. While Shaka is taking the diamonds, Raja notices the scar on Shaka's hand by which he realizes it is Shaka who killed his father and sister. t the climax, Raja kills Shaka and reunites with Bhuvana. Cast Mahesh Babu as Raja Lisa Ray as Bhuvana Bipasha Basu as Panasa Kolla Ashok Kumar as Veeru Dada Rahul Dev as Shaka Tanikella Bharani as Doobey (Panasa's uncle) Rajasimha as Bartender Ravi Chalapati Krishna (special appearance) Production 90% of the film's shoot was done in Colorado. Soundtrack The soundtrack was composed by Mani Sharma and the lyrics were written by Bhuvana Chandra, Vennelakanti, Chandra Bose and Kula Sekhar. Theme - Instrumental "Nalugurikee" - Shankar Mahadevan, Lyrics by Chandrabose "Aleba Aleba" - K. K, Kalpana, Lyrics by Bhuvana Chandra "Hey Mama" - Tippu, Kalpana, Lyrics by Vennalakanti "Bagundammo" - SPB Charan, Usha, Lyrics by Kula Sekhar "Chukkallu Chandhrudee" - S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, Prasanna, Lyrics by Bhuvana Chandra Reception A critic from Deccan Chronicle wrote that "A smooth, technically brilliant movie after a considerable time in Telugu, Takari Donga is entertaining and, in spite of its stereotypical pitfalls, is certainly a refreshing break from the deluge of routine love stories". A critic from The Hindu said that "Though it is not new for the Telugu film makers to make cowboy films, this film scores in technical quality, with cinematographer Jayanan Vincent leading in his department. The visual is set against a kind of dusty hue throughout its run, reflecting the wild West". A critic from The Times of India stated that "If you don't mind half a dozen songs slackening the pace of the film Takkari Donga is a complete entertainer". Awards Nandi Awards Best Audiographer - P. Madhusudhan Reddy Special Jury Award -